This is essentially what a logistics worker does — he or she helps clients move their ''stuff'' from one location to the next. More specifically, an oceans export supervisor deals with how things will be shipped across the water. Below you’ll discover what the responsibilities of an ocean export supervisor are and what an ocean export supervisor earns on average. Also, you’ll find out more about logistics companies around the world.
The Responsibilities of an Ocean Export Supervisor Include Developing Excellent Service for Internal and External Customers, Examining Various Documents, and Communicating Problems to Managers
According to a description put out by logistics company Eagle Global Logistics, an ocean export supervisor must be responsible for the following:
- Develop[ing] and maintain[ing] excellent service [for] internal and external customers [at] all times.
- Comput[ing] tariffs, price conversions, weight, and volume of merchandise exported to foreign destinations.
- Examin[ing] various documents, including invoices, bills of lading, and shipping statements, to ensure compliance with federal and foreign regulations governing the shipment, receipt, and documentation of exported products.
- Establish[ing], monitor[ing], and revis[ing] policies, procedures, and service standards for export clearance operations.
- Communicat[ing] transaction problems or irregularities to managers and assist[ing] in identifying solutions.
- Monitor[ing] quantity and quality of jobs being performed, providing guidance and advice as necessary.
- Assign[ing] supervisory duties to staff acting in a lead capacity.
There are several logistics companies across the nation that can help clients move their products from one place to the next. Each touts a high level of success and professionalism.
Woodland International Transport
With offices all over the world, including sites in North America, Asia, Ireland, India, and the Middle East, Woodland International Transport ''is committed to working enthusiastically with its clients to achieve sustainable solutions in an increasingly competitive market,'' says its website. ''Our professionals use a variety of disciplines which allow us to consider and evaluate the technical and logistical options available, providing our clients with value throughout their supply chain and delivering the highest consistent level of service.''
Total Logistics Partner
According to tlp.com, ''At TLP, our focus is on the essentials; speeding up cycle times, ensuring disruption-free service and a clear communication flow. Providing transparent and effective freight management with easy access. Tailoring transport solutions to specific customer needs. Empowering our customers with complete control of their supply chains.''
SR International Logistics, Inc.
With over 60 years of logistics, procurement, and expediting experience, SR International Logistics Inc., ''handles ocean shipments originating in the U.S. or abroad, to virtually all destinations. Our ocean freight department coordinates movements for full container load (FCL) cargo to international ports from any U.S. origin. As a licensed NVOCC (Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier), we also offer less than container load (LCL) movements from any major U.S. port to the destination of your choice,'' says SR International’s homepage.
What Is the Salary of an Ocean Export Supervisor?
The annual salary of an ocean export supervisor ranges between roughly $45,000 and $50,000, depending on location.
- In Peoria, IL, an ocean export supervisor earns $47, 000 per year on average, according to simplyhired.com.
- In Cleveland, OH, an ocean export supervisor earns $50,000 on average, according to indeed.com.
- In Miami, FL, an ocean export supervisor can earn up to $45,000 on average, according to logisticspersonnel.com.
Ocean export supervisors are vitally important in the transporting of large items across the water. Without them, companies would have a difficult time moving their products from one place to the next. Thankfully, with ocean export supervisors working at logistics companies such as SR International Inc, Woodland International Transport, and Total Logistics Partner, freight can be shipped easily and successfully around the world.
